- Sports Premium Funding Report & Action Plan
- Sports Premium Funding Action Plan- 2017-2018 Academic Year
- Sports Premium Funding Report- 2016-2017 Academic Year
- Changes to Sports Funding 2017-2018
- Value for money statement
- School Development Plan Priorities 2017-2018
- Pupil Premium Funding Action Plan & Report
- Pupil Premium Action Plan- Academic Year 2017- 2018
- Pupil Premium- Academic Year 2016-2017
- Ofsted report and school performance table
- Policies
- Key Stage Results
Pupil Premium
The Rookeries Carleton J & I School
Pupil Premium Grant
The information for 2016-17 below is using data from January 2016 census
Number of pupils eligible for a Pupil Premium Grant over the last 6 years (Ever 6), including Special Guardianship Orders: 51
Funds received = £70,259
The Pupil Premium was spent on:
- Assertive mentoring meetings each term
- The Assertive Mentoring Programme
- Easter school programmes targeting identified pupils
- Booster teacher in Year 6 three mornings a week
- Year 6 teacher 1:1 meetings with parent and pupil
- Retention of additional support staff targeting children who are two years behind their chronological reading age and delivering Early Birds reading programme. Early Birds children are provided with a free breakfast
- Attendance and Behaviour incentives e.g. board games, vouchers, iPod, postcards, stationery, certificates
- CHOICES programme targeting Think Family children
- Additional Learning Mentor time to support families
- Learning Mentor worked with children with multiple barriers to learning
- 1:1 work with Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistants
- Subsidised curriculum enhancement days, Breakfast Club and peripatetic music lessons
- Free School dinners and milk
Impact
School data identified 51 children eligible for pupil premium.
- 18 children (39%) are on the Learning Mentor Register. A great deal of Learning Mentor time is spent working with the families of these children
- 17 children in KS2 (53%) accessed one or more of the intervention strategies
- 8 children in Year 6 had targeted support from the booster teacher for English and Maths
- 6 children in Year 6 attended the Easter Booster Session
- 4 children accessed the Choices Programme
- 8 children attended Breakfast club
Out of 51 Pupil Premium Children in Years 1-6
Key Stage 1
|
Year 1 (current Year 2) |
Year 2 (current Year 3) |
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Disadv
|
Disadv Boys |
Disadv Girls |
Disadv
|
Disadv Boys |
Disadv Girls |
Reading |
78% 7/9 |
75% 3/4 |
80% 4/5 |
75% 3/4 |
100% 1/1 |
67% 2/3 |
Writing |
67% 6/9 |
75% 3/4 |
60% 3/5 |
75% 3/4 |
100% 1/1 |
67% 2/3 |
Maths |
78% 7/9 |
75% 3/4 |
80% 4/5 |
75% 3/4 |
100% 1/1 |
67% 2/3 |
Outcomes are favourable for Key Stage 1
Reading - 10 out of 13 pupils 77% achieved the expected standard
Writing – 9 out of 13 pupils 69% achieved the expected standard
Maths - 10 out of 13 pupils 77% achieved the expected standard
|
Year 3 (current Year 4) |
Year 4 (current Year 5) |
Year 5 (current Year 6) |
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|
Disadv
|
Disadv Boys |
Disadv Girls |
Disadv
|
Disadv Boys |
Disadv Girls |
Disadv
|
Disadv Boys |
Disadv Girls |
Reading |
50% |
67% |
40% |
44% |
50% |
40% |
78% |
67% |
83% |
Writing |
37% |
33% |
40% |
22% |
25% |
20% |
78% |
67% |
83% |
Maths |
50% |
67% |
40% |
44% |
50% |
40% |
78% |
67% |
83% |
Although the girls are underperforming in last year’s Year 3 and 4 their progress is good, only 1 girl in reading achieved less than 5 progress points. Only 3 underperformed in writing and 3 in maths.
Progress - Current Years 3 to 6
20 children out of 26 (77%) achieved 5 or more steps in Reading
17 children out of 26 (65%) achieved 5 steps or more in Writing
18 children out of 26 (69%) achieved 5 steps or more in maths
2 children have EHCP for being Deaf and Hearing impaired
1 child has EHCP
4 children are on the SEND register
3 children started The Rookeries mid-year so were unable to make 5+ progress points
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Funds spent £64,481 Funds remaining £3496